Corner cabinets can be created automatically using the Auto Corner Cabinet Feedback, or by specifying a cabinet as a corner cabinet using the dialog.
Cabinet feet or legs can be added to the cabinet's Specification dialog.
Add multiple moldings to a single cabinet by using the the Offset settings located on the Moldings tab of the Cabinet Specification.
Wine racks and plate racks can be added to cabinets by using the Door/Drawer tab of the Cabinet Specification dialog and the Specialty Storage catalog.
Changing the direction that cabinet doors open is easy to accomplish in the Cabinet Specification dialog.
Cabinet elevations can be easily created using the Wall Elevation and CAD Detail From View tools. Trim unnecessary lines using the Trim Objects tool.
Cabinets can be edited and combined to create a wide variety of custom cabinetry or furniture. They can then be saved in the Library Browser for use in other plans.
Create custom cabinet symbols in Chief Architect using CAD polylines converted into polyline solids, exported as .dwg and imported as a custom symbol.
Create a unique hole in a countertop for the sink by using a custom countertop and a hole created with closed polylines converted into a countertop hole.
Custom closet spaces can be designed by adding drawers and shelves to cabinets and by placing manual shelves, partitions, hanging rods, clothes, and shoes from the Library Browser.
Easily create an elegant waterfall countertop by using the Custom Countertop tool.
Create a tambour or appliance garage in a cabinet by using a door style from the Specialty Storage catalog in the Library Browser.
Create cabinets that accommodate wheelchairs by increasing the height and depth of the toe kick or by raising the cabinet off the floor.
Create two sided cabinets by adjusting the settings on the Sides/Back tab then add a custom etched glass material to door panels.
Create frameless cabinets by using the settings located on the Front and Door/Drawer tabs of the cabinet Specification dialog.
Additional panels can be added to the side and back of cabinets from within a cabinet's specification dialog, or manually by placing panels from the library directly into the plan.
Create unique countertops by using the Custom Countertop tool and CAD tools like Break Line, Change Line/Arc, Fillet, and Chamfer tools.
You can specify shelving in a cabinet and control attributes such as number, depth, spacing and thickness all within the Cabinet Specification dialog.
Add an oven and a warming drawer to a single cabinet using the Specify Appliance button on the Front tab of the Cabinet Specification dialog.
Resize the cabinet you want to place the appliance in so that it is large enough to fit, then place the fixture.
When you attempt to place an appliance into a cabinet that already contains an appliance this message will appear.
If you attempt to place a symbol into a plan that was meant to go into a cabinet this message will appear.
One of several warning messages may display if you try to place a fixture into a cabinet that it is not designed to insert into.
An apron sink, which has a finished front surface that extends past the counter, is not inserted directly into a cabinet, but it can be placed on top of a base cabinet by following these steps.
Have multiple Drawer pulls on a single drawer by modifying the In From Edge setting on the Cabinet Specification dialog.
Removing extra object labels is easy to accomplish by adjusting the Schedules that control them.
Specify different door and drawer styles on a single cabinet using the Specify button on the Front/Sides/Back panel of the Cabinet Specification dialog.
When you understand which settings are dynamic defaults you can use the Set As Default tool to quickly change between cabinet styles.
